Thomas Gunzig

Photo exhibit till November 15 in Les Halles St Géry, center of Brussels
http://www.sintgorikshallen.be/cgi-bin/site/htdoc.cgi?id=0031847_galerie&menu=0031048_menu_entier&header=0031050_header&footer=0000261_footer&lang=fr

Autumn photographers Bois de la Cambre/Terkamerenbos Brussels

Saint Hadelin, Celles

"After the departure of the monks in 1888, the hill towering above the church was occupied by hermits, whose task was protecting the different places where St-Hadelin used to live. 

At the end of the 18th century, the Counts de Liedekerke-Beaufort did built a convent in order to accomodate a community of nuns that ceased to exist in 1973. The building was bought by the town, and now serves as a primary school. 

The chapel and basements have been converted into a tourist reception center".

http://tourismehouyet.be/eng/cultural-heritage/celles-one-of-the-most-beautiful-villages-of-wallonia.html

The Paris ferris wheel in Brussels

Brussels is hosting the Paris wheel till the end of November.  Unfortunately the interest so far appears to be rather limited but that could also be due to the weather or the time of the day when I passed, a Tuesday afternoon.

Mathilda

If you live in my area of Brussels, the chance that you run into city wanderer  and photographer Mathilda is pretty high. Rain or shine, she is always on the move with a backpack carrying her camera and photo equipment.
http://mathildavanderborght.tumblr.com/post/:id
http://whatisbelgium.blogspot.be/2012/04/mathildas-photos.html
http://www.blurb.com/b/4351689-tuinieren-tout-prix

Post by TiB's readers

We are always pleased to receive contributions, whether it is a text, a photograph, a "pièce unique" or.... and always delighted to share our readers' input.
Thank you, Alberto De Francisco!

Carmela Locantore

If you are near Brussels, go see this monologue,  "21 Rue des Roses", written, directed and performed by Carmela Locantore. A treat!
http://carmelalocantore.com/

Marc Van Cauwenbergh in Brussels

Last chance: only till October 10
"The work of Marc Van Cauwenberghe combines much of the best of three worlds. An Artist from Ghent, Belgium, who moved to New York City almost two decades ago, Van Cauwenberghe has managed to achieve a highly individual synthesis of processes, forms and ideas stemming from European and American tradition in painting, inflected with an Asian aesthetic ... .." excerpt from the beautiful and interesting catalogue  "Cosa mentale"
https://issuu.com/mhgallery/docs/mvc_cat/1?e=0
Peindre les pensées par Muriel de Crayencour: http://mu-inthecity.com/2015/10/peindre-les-pensees/

Mathilde Hatzenberger Gallery

www.mathildehatzenberger.eu / Tél : 00 32 (0)478 84 89 81

Rivoli Building / espace #21b à l’étage

Chaussée de Waterloo, 690 (Bascule)

Entrée Rue de Praetere face au n°43

1180 Bruxelles / Belgique

At the busstop